Veino Garn
Saaraai-Kaar
Location: Temple roof
Allies: [member="Ashin Varanin"] [member="Kian Karr"] [member="Parmi Miemant"] [member="Ricardt Darkmourne"] [member="Uther Weiss"]
Enemies: No one at the moment
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Veino paused as the melee moved away from the roof. He frowned. This was wasting time more than anything else. The goal was not to engage every Sith in the area in a duel. That stalled the flow of the battle and its location made it impossible to liberate the temple. He slowly tapped the parapet. There had to be another way to do this. A thought struck him, sensing the fight below in the tunnels. He activated his secure comlink, "Those engaging Sith, draw them away from the temple. Once there's an opening in the defenses we can move in to clear the building and dig in. Just need to keep the Sith occupied."
He ducked beneath the wall as Sith blaster fire chewed through the wall, sending hot shards flying towards them. He used the Force to divert them and sending them hissing towards [member="Matsu Xiangu"], several of them snapping through the sound barrier, to buy Ashin some more time, eyes scanning the rest of the area. What could he do to liberate the planet without causing needless loss of life? The mass executions of the Fel Imperium still haunted his dreams. The rage and darkness that lingered and thrived and grew, even as they attempted to eradicate it, corrupting, contaminating, mocking. He shuddered, and let it seep into the light. He relaxed some. Never again. Never again would he be party to such atrocities, even if they were to protect the galaxy. The price was simply too much. He crawled back from the parapet to use the floor (from his perspective) as better cover. His jaw tightened. Think. Think. What were his best skills?
Not combat oriented, that was for sure. Mostly emotional and mental, actually. Which was rather odd, since he had never imagined that happening. Even his combat abilities were only so good at large scale battles. It's not like he could just shower every Sith combatant in the area with a barrage of small, quickly moving objects. Unless he actually could. There was no reason he couldn't after all. Theoretically at least. It'd push him so far past his current level of confidence though that he'd be in unexplored territory. As far as he was aware, not even any of the Jensaarai council members had attempted such a thing.
And what of the consequences? Even if he did manage to pull it off, who would be injured or killed? He could only stretch his awareness so far, and he couldn't be precise enough for the entire area to select the targets with any large degree of accuracy. Even if he kept the speed to less than maximum, it could still kill and severely injure dozens. Which would put him squarely in the same place as the Imperium, morally speaking. Nausea coiled in his stomach. He couldn't do that. But if it saved a planet, was it worth it? Could it even make a difference though? These would not be anything large or explosive. Mostly pebbles and slivers of stone accelerated beyond the sound barrier to slugthrower speeds. Essentially shwering the entire battlefield in thousands of slugs. It'd have no impact on the armor. Infantry would vary. As would Force users. He bit his lip. Then he stopped and stepped back. This was why the codes existed.
I am the Protector of Justice. I know no emotions, I know the truth of the Force. I am the Protector of Worlds. I know the Power of the True Force. I am the defender of the True Way. The universe knows not of my existence. I pledge myself to the Jensaarai for I have found true life in the protection of the people I love.
Discipline given to honor, Courage given to others, Sacrifice for kin, Aggression for Victory, Service for Truth.
Those were less than helpful at the moment. Nor was there any expert in the codes to give guidance. He would have to make this decision himself as war raged and thundered around him, pitting light against dark, strengthening the dark with each death either caused. What they needed was light bright enough to pierce through it. Not that it would need much. Even a candle could dispel the darkness in a room. The question was how could he display it? What created the brightest light in the Force? He pounded his fist on the stone beneath him. Why couldn't he be better at thinking things through like this and always knowing how to act?
Allies: [member="Ashin Varanin"] [member="Kian Karr"] [member="Parmi Miemant"] [member="Ricardt Darkmourne"] [member="Uther Weiss"]
Enemies: No one at the moment
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Veino paused as the melee moved away from the roof. He frowned. This was wasting time more than anything else. The goal was not to engage every Sith in the area in a duel. That stalled the flow of the battle and its location made it impossible to liberate the temple. He slowly tapped the parapet. There had to be another way to do this. A thought struck him, sensing the fight below in the tunnels. He activated his secure comlink, "Those engaging Sith, draw them away from the temple. Once there's an opening in the defenses we can move in to clear the building and dig in. Just need to keep the Sith occupied."
He ducked beneath the wall as Sith blaster fire chewed through the wall, sending hot shards flying towards them. He used the Force to divert them and sending them hissing towards [member="Matsu Xiangu"], several of them snapping through the sound barrier, to buy Ashin some more time, eyes scanning the rest of the area. What could he do to liberate the planet without causing needless loss of life? The mass executions of the Fel Imperium still haunted his dreams. The rage and darkness that lingered and thrived and grew, even as they attempted to eradicate it, corrupting, contaminating, mocking. He shuddered, and let it seep into the light. He relaxed some. Never again. Never again would he be party to such atrocities, even if they were to protect the galaxy. The price was simply too much. He crawled back from the parapet to use the floor (from his perspective) as better cover. His jaw tightened. Think. Think. What were his best skills?
Not combat oriented, that was for sure. Mostly emotional and mental, actually. Which was rather odd, since he had never imagined that happening. Even his combat abilities were only so good at large scale battles. It's not like he could just shower every Sith combatant in the area with a barrage of small, quickly moving objects. Unless he actually could. There was no reason he couldn't after all. Theoretically at least. It'd push him so far past his current level of confidence though that he'd be in unexplored territory. As far as he was aware, not even any of the Jensaarai council members had attempted such a thing.
And what of the consequences? Even if he did manage to pull it off, who would be injured or killed? He could only stretch his awareness so far, and he couldn't be precise enough for the entire area to select the targets with any large degree of accuracy. Even if he kept the speed to less than maximum, it could still kill and severely injure dozens. Which would put him squarely in the same place as the Imperium, morally speaking. Nausea coiled in his stomach. He couldn't do that. But if it saved a planet, was it worth it? Could it even make a difference though? These would not be anything large or explosive. Mostly pebbles and slivers of stone accelerated beyond the sound barrier to slugthrower speeds. Essentially shwering the entire battlefield in thousands of slugs. It'd have no impact on the armor. Infantry would vary. As would Force users. He bit his lip. Then he stopped and stepped back. This was why the codes existed.
I am the Protector of Justice. I know no emotions, I know the truth of the Force. I am the Protector of Worlds. I know the Power of the True Force. I am the defender of the True Way. The universe knows not of my existence. I pledge myself to the Jensaarai for I have found true life in the protection of the people I love.
Discipline given to honor, Courage given to others, Sacrifice for kin, Aggression for Victory, Service for Truth.
Those were less than helpful at the moment. Nor was there any expert in the codes to give guidance. He would have to make this decision himself as war raged and thundered around him, pitting light against dark, strengthening the dark with each death either caused. What they needed was light bright enough to pierce through it. Not that it would need much. Even a candle could dispel the darkness in a room. The question was how could he display it? What created the brightest light in the Force? He pounded his fist on the stone beneath him. Why couldn't he be better at thinking things through like this and always knowing how to act?